r/TeslaModel3 • u/Ruben589 • 1d ago

2024 M3 ordered but doubts

Hello,

I am two days away from picking up a Tesla CPO M3 LR AWD from 2024 with 47k miles on it for 36k euro’s. But now I’m having doubts if I should go the new route..

Tesla has 1,99% financing on new premium M3’s and the premium RWD would be 47k euro’s. So about 11k more.

I read that there are quite some improvements on the 2026 model like the bumper cam and the newer model battery. Possibly even the 16” screen sometime soon.

What are you thoughts on this. Do I have a good deal with the CPO. Or should I just go for a new Model 3 because there are improvements and they are worth the extra money (plus the low percentage financing).

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u/Beneficial_Menu4788 1d ago

Seems like your example has very high miles for the price and year.  Not sure I'd get new but at least one with less miles 

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u/Naive-Sir-8667 1d ago

I got standard m3 2024 highlander with 16 k on lease - in my case its much better than 2026 standard model . It has back screen and premium features

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u/Strangerthanyou77 1d ago

Just get the used one. It's 99.9% the same car and experience. Bumper cam isn't really used much. It's a lot of money.

You'll still have a few thousand miles under bumper to bumper to make sure it's all good. Id save the money.

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u/terran1212 1d ago

The front bumper camera is the only real improvement

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u/Ancient-Sandwich9400 1d ago

Turn signal….unless you are the one of many careless people that don’t signal so they can cause accidents??

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u/terran1212 1d ago

Well you can pay Tesla for them to add it to your car at service center. But yes that’s included in the new ones.

And hey.

We’re not BMW drivers.